Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01

iateEoo1rse Of nations. and we're noa
done IN the spirit Of beliRerency, bat
merely ~ matter simplifying the
business regulations The result OF the
conferences had been that the House Of
Representatives shfoaQh iis manAoers,
did nos obieet TO the Ssnate bill. bat ce-
sired 20 add rev aud enlarged pro
vision 10 Il. while the Ssnsta managers
we're not willing 10 20 20 that extent.
The Senate managers had felt Il their
daty on this important matter 10 report
this state OF things at once 10 the Sea-
ate for it, information.
The report Is signed ~ three Of the
senate eonteFrees-SenatoEs Edmunds,
FRYE and Morgan.
the paper read vas net il the provioce
Of the eonference committee, intimaa-
ing in the course Of bis remarks that the
actioo Of the House in this matter was
IN eonsnnsnoe With the views ef the Ad-
ministration.
Morgan, one Of the c0nferrees, de-
fended the action Of the SeaAte csn-
fefrees IN presenting the paper. He
ssked whether there vas any Sena-
tor willing to say that the President
might issue proclamation OF ncn-in
tercoarse betwecn the people Of Canada
and the people Of the United states?
would any Senator expect that Presi-
dent Who would proclaim nen-inter-
coarse would be sustained in that policy
for three moaths.
The subject vas temporarily dropped,
and the Senste bill to prohibit the mail
tng Of newspapers and ether periodicals
| 1Rfr al A.
taken up and passed.
Sherman. Of Ohio. offered Q reaolu-
tion providing for the daily meeting Of
the Senate at IL q. On. Laid over ill
tomorrow.
TIE Senate vent into secret session
for executive business, apparently for
the purpoee Of ressminR the closed
doors discussion which had been cut
shert on she report Of the confsrrees On
the Fishing bill.
After % minutes Of secret session the
Senate adjourned.
The Meuse.
Holman asked unanimous consent
that the reading OF the Journal be dis
pensed with. bat Brady OF Vermont, in
teFposed objections.
Tee Speaker laid before the House q
message from she President returning
without his approval the bill for the
erection Of public building at Ports
mouth.
Crisp, Of Georgia, asked unanimous
consent to have the House non-coucuF in
Senate ameu dments 10 tbs joint resolu
tion for an investigation Of the affairs
Of the Pacific railways
Strait, OF Minnesota, objected and the
measure vas referred to the Committee
on Pacific Railroads.
The House shen vent inta committee
of the whole on the Legislative Appro.
pFiation bill. The bill was read by
paragraphs for am ndments. A substi |
tute was ruled out on pc Mt OF order. |
The committee then rose aud on mo |
ton OF Holmes il was ordered that, |
when the suloRies OF the late Repre- |
Cole are concluded this even |
ing. the House shall resume the consid |
Grafton of public business.
Toe House then took a recess until |
7:30 Q. IN.
At the evening session, the House |
proceeded to consider the resolutions |
expres ssive of regret at the demise |
Of Representative Cole and houoriRR |
his memory. EuloRistic addresses were |
delivered and the resolutions were then |
adopted.
The Heuss then went into committee
Of the whole on the Legislative Appro-
priation bill.